Ktag ecu programming manual: how to backup, read, write a BMW EDC17CP02 ECU in tricore boot mode.
BMW EDC17CP02:
ktag k-tag ecu programming tool:
KTAG Firmware 7.020 master
K-TAG Firmware 6.070 programmer
K-TAG 7.003 KTM100 ECU Programming Tool
( note: k tag master price depends on quality and versions. You’ll get what you pay for.)
Recommendation of using ktag master for ECU read/write:
1.Remove the ECU from the vehicle;
2.Open the ECU, taking care in not damaging the parts inside;
3.Reconnect the ECU to the vehicle and start the engine, in order to make sure that it is still working and has not been damaged in the opening;
4.Remove again the ECU from the vehicle;
5.Select the right plug-in;
6.Always make a backup copy of the ECU before Reading and / or Writing.
Instructions: 3 steps to read/write EDC17 CP02 using Ktag ecu programming tool
Step 1:
Connect to the ECU according to the pinout provided for each model
Plug-in 154: EDC17 CP02 IROM TC1766
connection mode
♦ Connection using positioning frame and upper illumination deck
Material needed:
- Infineon Tricore module 14P600BTLR
- AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM
- Positioning frame 14P800ADBO complete with upper illumination deck and programming probes
- Adapter 14P600KT04
- Ribbon cable 14P600KT03
- Connect the Tricore module 14P600BTLR to the tool;
- Set the ECU on the positioning frame 14P800ADBO;
- Connect the AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM to the upper illumination deck and the Tricore module;
- Set the adapter 14P600KT04 into the compartment of the frame and lower it on the ECU;
- Place a programming probe 14P800ABD3 on pin Boot shown in the picture, depending on the ECU hardware, and wedge it under the deck.
Notice: Please refer to the positioning frame manual 14P800ADBO for an example of how to place the programming probe 14P800ABD3.
Hardware 1
OR
Hardware 2
- Ease the wire of the probe 14P800ABD3 into the BOOTD connector of the adapter.
Notice: The adapter switch must be set to OFF as shown in the picture:
- Connect the ribbon cable 14P600KT03 to the adapter and the Tricore module
♦ Connection using only the positioning frame
Material needed:
- Infineon Tricore module 14P600BTLR
- AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM
- Positioning frame 14P800ADBO
- Adapter 14P600KT04
- Ribbon cable 14P600KT03
- Solder wire
» Pin Boot connected to the adapter (click here for more information)
- Connect the Tricore module 14P600BTLR to the tool and the AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM;
- Set the ECU on the positioning frame 14P800ADBO;
- Set the adapter 14P600KT04 into the compartment of the frame and lower it on the ECU;
- Solder a wire to pin Boot shown in the picture, depending on the ECU hardware, and ease it into the BOOTD connector of the adapter.
Notice: The adapter switch must be set to OFF as shown in the picture:
Hardware 1
OR
Hardware 2
- Connect the ribbon cable 14P600KT03 to the adapter and the Tricore module;
- Remove the soldered wire before re-installing the ECU on the vehicle.
» Pin Boot soldered to the programming pad
- Connect the Tricore module 14P600BTLR to the tool and the AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM;
- Solder a bridge on the two programming pads shown in the picture, depending on the ECU hardware:
Hardware 1
OR
Hardware 2
- cSet the ECU on the positioning frame 14P800ADBO;
- Set the adapter 14P600KT04 into the compartment of the frame and lower it on the ECU.
Notice: The adapter switch must be set to ON as shown in the picture:
- Connect the ribbon cable 14P600KT03 to the adapter and the Tricore module;
- Remove the bridge before re-installing the ECU on the vehicle.
♦ Direct connection
Material needed:
- Infineon Tricore module 14P600BTLR
- AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM
- Cable 14P600KT02
- Solder wire
- Solder a wire on pin Boot shown in the picture, depending on the ECU hardware:
Hardware 1
OR
Hardware 2
- Connect the Tricore module 14P600BTLR to the tool, the AC Adaptor 1400SWALIM and the cable 14P600KT02;
- Connect the cable 14P600KT02 to the ECU connector according to the pinout below:
Pin | Color | Description |
Pin 5,7 | Red | +12V |
Pin 6 | Black | Ground |
Pin 46 | White | CAN-H |
Pin 33 | Green | CAN-L |
Soldered wire | Gray with alligator clip | BOOT |
Remove the soldered wire before re-installing the ECU on the vehicle.
Step 2:
Select the right plug-in;
Step 3:
Make a backup copy or read and write the ECU
->Backup
To make a full backup containing all data of the memories on the ECU:
- Select Tool:
- Select Backup Read:
To rewrite the backup file, and so restore the ECU to its original conditions, select Backup Write from Tool menu.
->Read and Write
Select Reading to read the file containing the maps for engine control.
Select Writing to write the modified file.